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LITERATURE TIMELINE Date | Literary Period | Authors/Works | 800-400 BC | This period was dominated by Homer and other Greek tragedians | The Iliad and The Odyssey by HomerOedipus the King by SophoclesMedea by Euripedes | 250 BC - AD 150 | Writers of the Roman Empire are most noted in this time period | Famous authors from this period: Virgil, Horace, and Ovid | 450-1066 | Old English (Anglo-Saxon) Period | Beowulf The rise of haiku poetry Tale of Genji by Japanese writer Murasaki Shibiku (written around the year 1000) | 1066-1500 | Middle English Period | Persian poet Rumi (1207-73)Petrarch, Italian writer, inventor of the sonnet (1304 -74) The Divine Comedy by Dante, Italian writer (1307-1321)The Decameron by Italian writer Boccacio (1313-75) The Canterbury Tales (1387-1400) by Geoffrey Chaucer, British writer (1343-1400) 1450- Invention of the printing press | 1500-1660 | The Renaissance558-1603 Elizabethan Age1603- 1625 Jacobean Age1625 - 1649 Caroline Age1649 - 1669 Commonwealth Period | Francois Rabelais, French writer (1490-1553)Dr. Faustus by Christopher Marlowe, British writer (1564-93)William Shakespeare, British poet and playwright (1564-1616) Ben Johnson, British author (1572-1637)John Donne, British poet (1572-1631)The Faerie Queen (1589) by Edmund Spenser, British poet1599 The Globe Theatre built Don Quixote (1605-1615) by Miguel de Cervantes, Spanish writerAndrew Marvel, British poet (1621-78)Henry Vaughan, British poet (1621-95) Paradise Lost (1667) by John Milton, British author (1608-74) | 1660-1785 | The Neoclassical Period1660-1700 The Restoration1700-1745 The Augustan Age (Age of Pope)1650-1750 Puritan/Colonial Literature (America) | Tartuffe (1664) by French writer Moliere (1622-73)Alexander Pope (1688-1744),
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